Green Stuff World two-part epoxy putty — the essential modelling putty for gap-filling, sculpting, and conversions. Stays workable for hours and cures rock-hard. The hobbyist’s best friend. Shop at Loaded Dice, Barry.
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Green Stuff Putty for Miniatures & Warhammer – Sculpt, Convert, and Fill
Modelling putty is an essential tool for any hobbyist who wants to sculpt custom details, fill gaps between model parts, convert existing miniatures, or create original sculpts from scratch. Two-part epoxy putty like Green Stuff cures hard, holds fine detail, and can be worked for 60 to 90 minutes before setting — giving plenty of time for careful sculpting and gap-filling work.
Loaded Dice stocks modelling putty including Green Stuff and alternatives in our Barry, South Wales shop and online at loadeddice.uk. Putty is an invaluable tool for tidying up poorly fitting joins, creating cloaks and robes, adding custom details, and customising your models in ways the kit alone cannot achieve.
Frequently Asked Question
Green Stuff is a two-part epoxy modelling putty used for gap filling between model parts, sculpting custom details, creating conversion pieces, adding cloaks or robes, and scratch sculpting original miniatures.
Cut equal lengths of the yellow and blue components and knead thoroughly until the putty turns a uniform green colour. Work quickly as it begins to cure after around 60 to 90 minutes. Use water or petroleum jelly on your tools to prevent sticking.
Green Stuff becomes firm enough to paint after approximately 4 to 6 hours, though leaving it 24 hours ensures a full cure before painting or further work.
Yes — gap filling is one of the most common uses for Green Stuff. Apply a small amount to the gap, smooth with a wet sculpting tool or fingertip, allow to cure, then sand or file smooth before priming.
Yes — Milliput and other two-part epoxy putties offer different working properties. Milliput sands smoother when cured and is popular for terrain work, while Green Stuff is preferred for detailed sculpting.
Yes — we stock Green Stuff and other modelling putties in our Barry, South Wales shop and online at loadeddice.uk with fast UK dispatch.